The Sun. — London, England, 1818-05-26 00:00:00

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P'''lao, tke sth of June ne.rt, fr° o , TIN wAitE, - I‘ "'Ae l .:. 4e itil liog to undertake the Supply.l b f „ Three year:, strter,4:4 lititi., Department, fsr a period j_rear, ,c.,,„ No. tic '44le• after the expiration of the /lest 1 '1 "fe4 re e either Party ptlier4 Noah, at the optioull : . i 41 " th e ; Of the 4rticles may be . me ced-z the. 7 a , Lzi: c l , i . c;at a i i o , z; ' Arker pr Storekeeper's Office iii, aced condi i Porticulart, together with the 1 em u s " i: e ! tite co ntract, may be knoWn at between the Hours . 4 ) 4' Ptl-Atall aforesaid, any bay mus. be de _ the Secretary's trp,:, k 44(1 Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals , t 44'1' aced 4 P, and endorsed" Proposals for f a i i n d W 6 'a t r 4 e;; . 14)::. Pr'Pora/ Can be admitted* after the day r y Neither 1 / 4 'o -44 t I.,L'elve o'Clock at Noon of the 'tame ijiing it, or ‘‘,lk4,:i T welve be noticed, an/cos-the PartVm"' -.'t ill kid' behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Bo , etr el, ~ Secretary.‘ R. H. Clir t. 6 V‘%IIIACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. tiNs enntru C is t s a a m ri b a e t r D s :p s a ta rt y m 2 e s n , t l , B l l l B r . easuriy . -"i 'llnlls as ;Ire desirCius o f 14 1: t til the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, contracting telpfe'ae Nloilths from the vsth June next, suctho.Qtiumaentbie iteitit"-°4I.S and )C•kNDLES as may from time to ire par. ' i tsl 4 : k t the under- mentioned Barracks; may between ti lk h 1 4 the Contracts, on applying at this Office .ary.aeoe. rece bew 41;44°f Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Comets! I lat: 4 7 " at Edinburgh ; and to the respective andvAil ß d a er rr o a e c y k ? , 14! 14 lite Islands of Guerns%', Jersey altildlttr their Tenders at this t '''' '.!.e as follows, viz. .“ Ten w‘lltot' 3 fi4i.supplying Coals, si...ed ::sand marked -1 % illltil Twelve o'Clor.;11 on Wednesday, tit\ . 4 °ll ot ets . . the 10th , den fop supplying Candles, leafed up, t i lt ! ti444't Candles," until Twelve o'Clock nnand Friday,.ma_k_tie:de t i. l°i ., tti -s /:: afirititeletint:itriinects Prodpoesoallt,oeriatlttleoreicfoerdt:LoaalsporrinCteadmpllaer., nor un :4l I ' itt t ti the Pricess inserted in wor d s at length ; -I k ri, , ,, ".4 be sulii i d t such Proposal from two Persons 1'i1 41 ' ,„ 14 th e Sum ex iresse,l in the Particulars 11'1'';r•I' ' '''ve"Y ;: g n a e ging ° to become boundwitlLt r h t e he Pa d r o t e y If' Tt,' uf the Contract. 11. 41 .1' :' - ' are sent t • Post, l'icr.sepa kre;,' ~ Ili, f,illo„ ) . : , C,,tln ll t l i e es p t o o sta b g e e must be tendered fo s r th, be trq, i ,;. '''' , l 41 the II "11 . g l• - in each of these Counti • Essex, I.l,::'tcl tt,d„ 0 ' ''' '' c '' . viz. Berks, Devon, K,,, t, ‘_.(ine Contract, Wight. ''l''':l)::4t e .' ''' ':4l el 'l dle :ti e :l ' C S ;o n r s t:r7tc ' ts' n t d r, t hi the I ns sl a e de f. and entered . b i rt t ,,,, l, e 9 c l l of the, 11 trrac , ts al the following Places, i ;ts r: t't'ke, I—E"t'", P eiale t nis, Scilly, .Truro, Carlisle, fMan, 1 ,, ' liouti, sutrdt eviand, Stapleton, l ' : ter) N°reri'elt. Yarmouth, Northampt l o s t l t e , ° Nnt i t: , :g e : ,in't,itl 'untnn, Ipsw' h Land mird Fort, Croydon, .., og, ‘445ti3,111431 eurc‘nt' r e y, i Trowl,r ‘ idge, Hull, Sheffield, 1 0 lilt liar .0,„._ qxll. 'l kt,l cai c i lls i in North Britain, at which Newcastle or Sun= i.,, t,Att llitr,.. l r e Used, to be ten ' dcred fur . together; and the lit I, s in. North Britain, at who.li 1 4 t It, • , Fell under for and - supp t C,,„ In hke- manlier tendered Scotch Coals are. ki ' 44 4 ; kr ,, tl i . .l lt d to the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, e, Coottact• V, %to he N. supplied wide, tt . ' , • -on--- -: .A l l/..e. T GOVERN . qtENITsEs', the !--o'.-1.- '• 1 • 1 ' of A IENT, f.o ~r'-'-'4:. 4, I .\ ~„,. ,•... "ru LLING VIC A Victuallingg-Orfice, May; 8, Ist 8. 4i,•JAIMISSIONERS for- Notice, tha t 44 I\l "lAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give . tdy to re *(l)'s,/,' 'laY, the 7th of July next, they will he re' the Sale :Pli'itird"s'in writi • ( sealed up), and treat for . ' pe n s k'4.l S at VA L n L 6 EIELD, in the iiiimediate 4 ric i in t i l t i y e l't :1 -1"64 and n ' hlllourhood 4 0, I:l4itdin "4' • thereon, of Edinburgh, "Al as N'P " ` f r : an"rec"o"s and also of the 4414 i 4.%"(.1._ 10isuouers of War ; lately occupied TWO ti t. 4 t ili t ei SES ou the High . Grounds iminediately . are upied h'Y the t above Premises, wine!' tk, kid °Nil Sur of the Depe,t, with the Groundi sur '4 4 h t tilt s ame. • ensire !'4l4:'''l)4t Premises were formenly used as an ittNktniti4ctory for which, or any other Manufacturing 14 , PIS % the are ':v well calculated, having a mustabundant ,Id kirltti°4:4l.‘‘io.atil:ri), an:l.coutainingdexttletensiliveotßisaens,gelseiolifetßi wereui ‘ ati bt i teltd, are t ic e r rv it t eem ' s na ; otlions and well - finished. Mr. a1e44,144t, Particular; t u y be- known by applying to ~ .- - 4'o4,*.,;:dNitl.tiro, at V;11-eyfield,. who will shew ktt,. fiotot out respective Boundaries. Sha, " 1 di s , the i lc 1. • ~t rt y. . P°sed to become Purchasers upon this occasion, for the :I.l.l'ther for the whole Depot Premises, and : ll ibi ttlil'ig Hous • iiittl or for the DepOt Premises " i tt ' the It or c°nfi( one or both of the Dwelling' !‘'4lL t l • I'Parate fro:n the r De 6t Premises, at their option ll'' I' 'l‘)l,l'uwevethat no Tender P will be received in which 14411 : 4 " 411 not r ;.) 'i inserted in - words at length, or that 1414 I' 4 'l be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the '-'11‘ :,: i ' 14 1: 1) ' t 'e 7th of July next, nor unless the Personu• to ki'S 'et,: '''elider, or some Person on his behalf, attends Ih ' ''''.-.„<t,ett Called for. :111,:i'sZ,!(;NICie, of SEIRINIPS, a new,and superior ,4,l:t.4'g4!,',4%,(:)l•ittFis.tie:pia.ti in fi s a tr v e o n u g r t , h a t n ( d ) E ha ss sd e t i h t f c eu e rad o ii- f itcil,,ti!')t lorni ii; , , x,e r t att i e l i' t i. 1 The immense den . i n an by 'l , , tr 4 : l '' t . i ' i t T l . Proof 'of the estimation it is heldt themselves, that '',othe'rt i s 4 it• The Proprietors !latter . eminence ever 114Iad0 ,Nku e .. ° _' , .Fe, tt_! . e.ll, it will obtain a pre those Q, 1.1,7t,7,7t0r l• isli. V.t e , 14'J' nture awl Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son c The pooh 0 pttli -1011, Corner of Hatton-garden. bottle has kliii,t,Tnate4llY requested t observe that each i s ~e -i-, i-, • • - •re of r,.. (" -.1 ; "n e other ~.,.... 4 , ti,,s ~. Dttitnore and Son rYt 1i)v`4h.417'.1:0,41.ia uecessa us - there is a spurious arn (In, 1 ) 10' [le 14'6" X l F , ' • eld joi) I ' 4 do] I e 61. ' rtv (how, If, 1:0'• le ,ce,e lieg e ' IV tlaY rr , • 00 • e 0011( O ('~' u~~~.;~~ d J 1 " 11. • oneZ e .% CO" f(ere. • F Co )1 ` g l). - i be st A r Fe ral , f i r st 1 1)e D ij• es s I octb ell ' bard otolf 11. ow'' l : G ri So i , itti . Loi• -it 15e ; e f %Veil I'l °, jou , .; 0 1,c(_ awe s o l i o sti -- "' • , f i c ori bad e !. •iIY4 • rd iIA Pv ro e " JO •r, perlHr ° Op' St (:11 - 1) :1„ 10 ial 11' liaw 0 'ra); ; • 0. nr)' e 0 110 1 'Tviet? g e.-: ir J°"- if 9 . cr t s, I br e. 'T o To` 1 0 of TUESDAY, MAY 2t, 181$. 411).111RALTY-OFFICE, May 8, 1816. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of °ye; ond Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the - Trial of Of• feneescorninitted on the High Seas, within the - Jgri'llietion of the Admiralty of be held at Justice hall, in the Old -galley, London, on Fridail, 'the 12th day of June next, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. - _ _ J. IT'. CROKER. PUBLICATIONS. This Day Was published, price li. Is. in boards, A TREATISE oo the LAW and PRACTICE of ELECTIONS. - . • By ARTHUR MALE, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barristrr at Law. • . • London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet street; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. This llay was published, Price ISs. in boards, the Second Edition, (with considerable • Additions), of 7. - • . A TREATISE on the PRINCIPLES and .Cll- PRACTICE of the ACTION Of EJECTMENT, and the resulting ACTION for MESNE PROFITS. • By .101 - 1 N 1 IANIS, Of the Middle Temple, Esq. Barrister at Laic•. London: Printed for .1. Butterworth mid Son, 43, Fleet street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. THE NORTHWICH PITT CLUB, islB. T HE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this CLUB will he held at the CROWN and AN CHOR TAVERN in NORTH WICH, on THURSDAY the 4th Day of JUNE next, instead of the 2Sth May instant, in consequence of the absence of the Earl of Chester's Regi ment of Cheshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry on Per manent Service at Liverpool. President—THOMAS BARKER, ESQ. Vice-President—Mr. SAMUEL HOLBROOK. STEWARDS. Mr. Samuel Dean Mr. John Übson Mr. John El!son f Mr. Thos. Chantler. Treasurer—Mr. William Banton. • " By Order, GEORGE SAXON, Secretary. ROYM. I:3.I.DEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. THE i',:77.1.1181T10N of the ROYAL i. ACA DEMY is noivOPEN.—Achn . isgion, frnin Eight o'Cluck till Seven, One Shilling. Catalngtte, One Shiiiing. HENRY HOWAItD, lt:A. Secretary. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. rirHIS GALLERY, with a SELECTION. of the most celel:irated WORKS of .the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, FLEMISH, a►id DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN eery Day; from - .NINE in the Morning' until SIX in the Evening. . . Admittance ts.—Catalognes Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. NEXT THURSDAY WEEK the LOTTERY begins DRAW ING, and the First Twenty draWn Prizes on that Day will each be entitled to One Thousand Pounds. G CARROLL solicits the attention of Lis • Friends to the near approaCh of the Drawing ; the Capitals (a circumstance without a parallel) amounting to ONE HUNDRED and SEVEN, with THREE of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. In the Last Four Months, TWO PRIZE`; of ,C 20,000, and TEN other CAPITALS, were distributed amongst those who purchased Shares at the truly fortunate Offices of G. CARROLL, 7, CORN H I LL, and 26,0 X FORD-STREET, Who sold lately in Shores No. 7735, a Prize of 30,0001. Country Correspondents punctually attended to at the fol lowing IoW Prices :—Ticket, 191. 10s.; Half, 101. Os.; Quarter, 51. 55.; Eighth, 21. 13s. 6d. ; and Sixteenth, 11. 7s. HAZARD- and CO. Contractors' - Scheme, formed on the Basis, of dioributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES among Adventurers. In the First Htt-hour, THURSDAY, 4th June, TWENTY. THOUSAND POUND PRIZES - must be Drawn, besides the Chance of other CA PITALS. _ . The Scheme contains . S Prizes of 20,0001.! 4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001, 40 Prizes of 1,0001. and 5001.! 60. Prizes of 3001. and 2001.! 2,696 Prizes of 1001., 301. &c. &c. The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. more. The First 500 Blanks will have 151 each,. The Siith-drawn Prize above 1.0001. must be, E. 22,000, ,C. 23,040, or £.40,000 ! TICKETS and SHARES are selling by FIAZARO and Co. Contractors, at their very obi Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London, (established upwards of 100 years), who sold and Shared FIVE ,PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS In thetast t'sar's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte ries amounting to Millions. N.n. Last Lottery Tickets rose to 301. and Sixteenths to 40 Shillings. This Lottery has MORE CAPITALS with 4,000 , LESS TICKETS, yet the Price, at p►esent, is only 191: 10s. tor a Ticket, and 27 Shillings for a Sixteenth. MIL T. SI-lELDRAKR has removed from No. 50; STRAND, to No. 12, ADAM-STREET, ADELPHi, and continues to make every Article for which ha has acynited reputation, viz. TRUSSES of known supe• riority for every kind of Rupture ; Instruments to remove or assist every kind of Personal Distortion ; besides. others, which have the additional advantage of not hieing visible to any Observer; these can only be had of hint, in Adam-street. It is necessary to give this Caution, as many Persons still in quire for him in the Strand, and are dkceived by Per Sons who pretend to imitate his Inventions, of, which they have, in fact, no knowledge. His Treatises on the Cure of Dis torted Spine, on Distortions on the Legs and Feet, and Use ful Hints to those who are afflicted . 'with Ruptures, &c. may be had in Adam-street. • . r o COUNT m COUNTERACT the any attempt's that are daily-made to imposes on the unwary a spurious composition instead of the tiennine Blacking, prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that thei trust an attontion to tlljs, and. the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING; made . and Cold Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per fumers, Boot-Makers, gce. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY RICHARD TURNER, Cl 4, LONI)ON•ROAD EE the 'light-tripping Belle, who all lovely doth bloom, And sheddeth around the mild breath of perfume; Behold the gay Beau in his beauty arrayed, What polish, what gloss on their shoes is displayed ; With their beautiful blackness'no jet can - compare . , And where is the varnish that shineth so fair? Vain, vain were all efforts! we never can get - Without-TuRNER'S BLACKING so brilliant a jet. - 71/472(0 No. 114, London-road; Southwark. *** Ask for TURNEK's BLACKING. Shopkeepers supplied with iTtf. Is. and IBd. Bottles, through the medium of the Wholesale Houses, or by applying to the Manufactory, where may be had a Single Bottle as a Sample; and by the Gioceri, Perforneri, Oilaseia,.iiiid • lio9truakers, in the Metropolis. . . 1, „Ji l l', , •,,,I1 ' . 'l l i , s,ii• ' '1 , 1 1 : -, - , ., '.:•' . :i 1 i 11 1 i i i i i.. .,,,Al',;• - , ..', 4 '.1 1 ,i,',1'' ;" '' ,tillt.,,li, ll' 1 V 1 ., i l '' ' ' 1 :-'- ' ' ' .. tc ,t d '. 'I,: . ', 1. - ." 'II' I I! ~l' -' / ,'• i. ii,''" ' _, , 1 4 14 114,.} 4 .7;04 ;11 ( ii,,,.--- , „4 ,, 1i,': 1 ~. I ~Nl,olilnil 'PT. .._...,2_ - . Ittliall , iol4l ~,1,1,1 • This Day were published, In Two Volumes, Sr°. price I Bs. MEMOIRES sur LUCI EN BONAPARTE, Prince de Canino ; redig4s sir sa Correspondence, et stir des Pieces anthentiques et inedites. Chez Colburu, Conduit-street. This Day were puhli!:ied,' -landsoniely printed in Ta•o large Octavo Volumes, price 11. Is. . . A Second Edition of ACOURSE of SERMONS, .for the .Lorfl's Day throughout the Year; from Ihe First Sunday in Advent to the 25th Sunday after Trinity ; including Christmas Day, the First Day of Lent, Good Friday, and Ascension Day. Adapted to, and taken chiefly from, the Service for time Day. , • . By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, Archdeacon of London, and Vicar-of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 02, St. Paul's Church-yard. This .Day was published, A New Edition, of nearly 300 pages, in'One Volume, Octavo, !nice only 3s. with an elegant Portrait of tire• Author, of AGuIDE to HEALTH, or Advice to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. In this useful Publication will be found a Treatise on Fe .male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Complaints, and in which is explained the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies in the different stages of the Ve nereal Disease; cautions to young persons of the danger of improper connections, or improper treatment, &c. with, the difference between the venereal symptoms ;tad those fre quently mistaken for them : also Advice to. Bathers at Bath, Buxton, Southampton, Scarbro' ' Harrogate, &c. Nervous and Hypochondriac • Complaints -are much more prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with many dreadful and alarming symptoms, which certainly claim assistance, and not, as, is too generally the case, deri sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself; froM the ob servations hr has made, that the present is as good a Trea tise on those diseases as any now extant. The tender Female is, alas ! liable to many natural in dispositions, which render her condition truly unequal when compared to the male ; for she seldom enjoys a perfect state of health. If she enters into a wedded state, something bit ter arises ; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, sickness, &c. If single, she will scarcely be able to avoid lahooring . under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger td a mother's pangs." ' Those who have resided in hot climates, and are emaciated, whereby their bodily strength is exhausted, their vigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with .a friendly monitor in this Publication. Young p. ople of either sex, who have unfor tunately given way to a delusive .vice, and destroyed their animal functions, will meet with a '' Balm of consolation" in perusing the mode of - cure laid down in the " Guide to Health." The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose of warning youth from falling . into a delusive and destructive habit, which destroys health, and renders them feeble and inactive for life.. N.B. For the very excellent character of this Work, see the diiferent Reviews. *. m .* Upwards of 100,500 copies have actually been sold of "Solomon's Guide to. Health," as certified under the hands of the Printers :—A number so, inicommunly large must be. meritthe best criterion of the of the Wolk and the approba tion of the Public. . Sold by Bacon and Co. 150,0xford-street:: Ward, 324,1101- born ; Leigh, Is, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minorits.• Sold also by every reputable Vender,'irall Market,Towns throughout the Kingdom, and ail other Medicine Venders. HOOPING COUGH CURED ,WITHOUT INWARD ME- DICIN E. ROCHE'S ROYAL 1.:NIBROC-‘TION. MANY Thousands of Chihire') are Cured an nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an'ini mediate application of ROCHE'S EM wtocxrioN will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely core. In the most obstinate C:I.F.CS perseverance will produce the desired effect ; and no Remedy can be so well calculated for Children as this, fur it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly.' In common Coughs this Medicine is ciptatly efficacious and may be relieilon for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and effectual. In.no case can this Medicine he genuine unless signed on(he wrapper by .1. Ruche, and every stamp Shaw and Edward, 66, St. Paul's Chu:Oa-yard, engraved thereon. Price 4s. and It. 2s. per bottle. _ . . Sold by Edwards, No. 6C, St. Paul's, on the Footway, op posite the general entrance to the Cathedral, and Sao! , er and Chandler, Oxford-street ; ,Ward, Holborn; Nix, Exchange; Willmott, Borough ; and Emerson, East.smithtield... ROWLAND and SON respectfully inform 171.• the Nobility, Gentry, and Public atlarge, , that in con sequence of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil, insidious Persons have imitated it with a• Counterfeit, coin posed of Peleterions Ingredients injurious to the Hair; to avoid such imposition, it is necessary to ash for ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL Each bottlTis signed- on the outside label in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son," with a Tieatise on the Hair en closed. This Oil is the Original and Genuine, possessed of salubrious properties—warranted to afford the greateSt non rislument to the Human Hair; prevents the HAr tieing in ured by illness, change of climate, study, travelling, ac coucheruent, &c.; removes the scurf, harshness, and dry ness; renders it soft,, and glossy; presents its falling off, or turning grey ;• creates a thick growth on the baldest places ; makes the hair strong in curl,' which it keeps it) damp wea ther, exercise, &c. ; imparts a pleasant perfume ; and pro duces. whiskers, eyebrows, &c. The Proprietors warrant its innocence, and to improve the hair from infancy to the latest period of life. The inestimable properties,of this Oil 'have gained it the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, the Linke of Sussex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their especial Authority.—Price 3s. 6d. 7s. 10s.. 6d.' and -One Guinea each. Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE. By merely wetting the hair-with:this preparation, the Pro prietors warrant to , produce immediately a - perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers,. •Eye-brows; to a beautiful glossy and perwaneut brown or black, imitating the exact na tural colour; washing mates this• Dye More durable. - • Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and szcresy.—Price 4s. 7s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. . Sold wholesale, retail, And; for -exportation, by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby street, the 'first turning on the right in Hatton:lot - den, Hol born, London; and ? by appointment, by all Medicine Ven (lo3 througilout 'Europe. [PRrct SEVENPENC:E. 6OCIE•E`Y 1()R PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. On Tuesday - last a Quarterly Meethig of aft Blistol District Society was held in thl Chaiittr Room, at the Cathedral. Firim the lespectabili y and number of the Gentlemen who a:tended, atut the zeal which was evinced by 41.► present fOr the prosperity and extension of the objects for Which this Society instituted, -we have no dOubt of being enabled frequently to communicate Much; important info r mation ; and that au increased dis tribution,of the Bible, accompanied with the Li turgy of our Chore!), will spredily and naturally follow from these its increased exettions. The removal of its present depository for the sale of its Bibles, Prayer-Books and Tracts to a more convenient spot is in' contemplation, as •weil rs other faCilities for their circulation. This ScA ciety,-We need not inform our readers, proceeds upon do Utopian principles, but upon a known ledge of !lonian nature. it is well assured, that the mere elucidation of the Scriptukes can never' produce those splendid' effects which are expected from it, unless we would communicate, with the Word of God, understanding to the head and grace to the heart. It is well assured also, that: however few the truths may he which are - , 11:?Ce . 5.. sti y to salvation, th ey must be " embodied ilk . sonic 'specific form ; 'otherwise, like phuotouis, which elude the touch, they would be too-unsAi stantial to be conceived aright by coarse and un enlightened understandings." lience it cite :!.ices with the Sciiptures, the Prayer-Bunk, and gious Books and Tracts, • which are in unison wit ft the doctrine and discipline of the Established Church, " andcountenauCes'and suppoits a Na tiond System of Education, upon the sane Eccle siastical Principles ;"—a system which is ptuvi. deniially dispersing that dark cloud which hung, with a portentous aspect, over the country, and threatened to ioundate the rising part of its po potation with heresy and schism. 'We obseived amongst the Gentlemen present at the Meeting, the following Reverend Win. BOnd,'Prebendary.of Bristol, in the Chair the .tight Worshipful John Hart borne, Esq. Mayor "of Bristol ; Stephen Cave, Esq. Joseph Hellicar, Esq. Rev. Mr. Carrow, Rev. Dr. Charlton, Rev. Mr. Carter; Geo. DauhenY, Esq. Peter Dowding, Esq. Rev. Dr. Davis, Thomas Datil, Esq. Alderman IVin. B. Elwyn, Esq. Rev. Johns Eden, Rev. Charles Gore, Mr. J. M. Gutch, Rev. E. C. Greville, J. S. Harford, Esq. C. J. Harford, Esq. 'l'. Jarmin, Rev. H. Nlirehonse, Rey. Wm. Nlirehoose, Rev. Ml. Price, Rev. Jos. Porter, Geo. Rogers, Esq. Rev. S.' Seyer, Rev, - Henry Slrute, Henry Shute, Esq. Charles Walker, Esq. and Richard B. IVard, Esq. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE IN BATH. Thursday the Anniversary of the Bath District Society took place ;• when the Clergy and the so her Members. atteuded .at, the Goildhah :. and, preceded by the Worshipful the Mayor and Cor potation, went in procession to the Abbey Church where, after prayers had been read, by the Rev. W. Marshall, a discourse was delivered by the Rev. - Dr. Moysey, front lsr Tim. v. 8. If any provide not kir his °wit, and especially for his owu house, he bath denied the faith, and is worse thau an infidel.—From this appropriate text dui Learned Rector of \Valcot produced a most pressive, temperate, and practically useful sermon. After the service,, the Meeting at the Guildhall was most numerously attended : the Arelitieficon of Bath in the Chair ; when the Rev. Mr. White. head-, Secretary to the Society, read the Report, in which the progress of the pious Institution wt most satisfactorily .detailed. Among the norm roils ihjects which the Report embraced, one a the most prominent was that of the Institution a Parochial Libraries, by means of which, under the superintendence of the regukr Clergy, the popu lar appetite for reading, excited by the present extensive system of education, will be amply and economically gratified by wholesome mental food. We believe the revival of these Libraries may be chiefly attributed to the‘vell•titned exertions, and strenuous recommendations, Irmo the pulpit and press, of the zealous, eloquent Minister of Lama. Chapel, in thai city. - The. customary votes of thanks having_ been passed, the Meeting, with the usual solemnity of prayer, adjourned. In the afteino.on a large and most respectable company sat down to an elegant dinner at York House ; Archdeacon Thomas was in the chair, and the Rev. W. B. Barter his Vice President ; the Rev,. Chairman was supported on each side by the Mayor of Bath, and the Rev. Sir A.-Elton. The Archdeacon,.on his health being drank, returned thanks in a short .but pithy speech ; in which be paid a very warm and • hanc.some compliment tts Dr. Moysey, for his eloquent sermon.. The com pany depirte'd at an early hour in the evening— thus closing with rational festivity a day devoted to benevolence, piety, and truly patriotic in tentions. COAL Is.IAIMET, May 25. Sliipsat Market. ' Ships sold. • Price. 35 Newcastio l6. .335. Od. to 445. 6d: 14 Sunderland. ... . 9 lss. 6d. to 395. 0.1. 1 Yorkshire . .. 1 44s. Od. to —s. Od: 1 Scotch Coal ' I - —s. Ud. to —s. Od. The popularity which IlisH has obtained, both as Contractor•and Office-keeper, has been failly earned and well.deservad—he was the first to in• traduce so many Capital Prizes in the Scheme, the Sale of which has been almost confined to himselfi in the last Lottery which contained Prizes of 20,000/, he sold Three, and all in Shares, and in the Lottery recently . finished he sold 2 . 4'30,000/. it Shares-2 of 50001.-2 Wine Prizes and 43 other Capitals.—As there is an it,. creased number of Capitals- in the Lottery now on sale, in which are 3 of 20,0001. 'tis not stirer priiing that his Offices ihould be the great Mart inr Adventurers. ; t] ,;•e• c. Ilr:`e'